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Internationale Zeitschrift für Ärztliche Psychoanalyse
Budapest, July 31, 1914
(afternoon)
Dear Professor.
Since the mail probably won't be delivered anymore tomorrow (the news of the general mobilization just arrived),1 I will hasten to give a brief report.
If there is truth to the above news, then tomorrow or the day after I will
have to report to the Seventh Militia (Honvéd) Hussar Regiment as a physician for the Home Guard.
The vacation trip is canceled. (Even if I don't report for duty, I will have to stay here as a physician in the polyclinic.)
I will be able to take care of editorial matters only with difficulty from here—in view of the disruption in railway and postal services. I think Rank will soon be home again.2 I have no contact with him at present.
Excitement has reached a peak here (over the news of Russian involvement).
Frau G. has returned from her summer residence—as they all have, incidentally.